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In 2020, Bayer (who now owns Roundup) agreed to pay over $10 billion to resolve current and future cases related to Roundup exposure. While some lawsuits have resulted in large settlements that were later reduced on appeal, there are still several class-action lawsuits pending. Rather than focusing on potential lawsuits Show Full Answer

In 2020, Bayer (who now owns Roundup) agreed to pay over $10 billion to resolve current and future cases related to Roundup exposure. While some lawsuits have resulted in large settlements that were later reduced on appeal, there are still several class-action lawsuits pending. Rather than focusing on potential lawsuits, it's recommended to work with your oncologist to explore treatment options, including clinical trials that may provide access to new therapies. Clinical trials often cover treatment costs and provide enhanced monitoring of your condition, which could be more beneficial for your health journey.

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